Invite, Resend, or Cancel a Member Invitation

Invite a collaborator with the correct role and safely manage pending invitations.

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Last updated 12 days ago

Invite a collaborator with the correct role and safely manage pending invitations.

Best for: Owners and administrators.

Before you start

Viewer may be non-billable while other roles can affect seat billing; current plan and custom-role rules apply.

  • Sign in with an individual account in the correct organization.
  • Confirm your role permits the requested change.
  • Record the current state and intended owner before making a production-impacting change.

Step by step

  1. Review need and cost. Confirm person, email, role, team, event scope, and whether the role is billable.
  2. Open Organization → Members. Confirm active organization.
  3. Invite member. Enter the exact individual email and choose the minimum suitable role.
  4. Send and communicate. Tell the recipient the expected organization and access through a separate trusted channel.
  5. Review Pending Invitations. Check email, role, age, and status.
  6. Resend only when needed. Use Resend, then instruct the recipient to use the newest email.
  7. Cancel stale or wrong invitations. Cancel mistyped, duplicate, withdrawn, or expired access requests.
  8. Verify acceptance. Confirm the person moves into the member list, then add team/event access.

What success looks like: The requested change is applied to the intended organization, is visible after refresh, and grants no more access than required.

Check your setup

  • The intended person accepts once with the correct role.
  • No stale invitation remains usable.
  • Billing seat impact matches the approval.

Troubleshooting

Invite not received

Verify spelling, spam/quarantine, allowlisting, then resend once.

Cancel/resend and use the newest invitation while signed into the matching email.

Invite action unavailable

Check owner/admin role and plan/member limit.

Security and operational notes

  • Never forward invitations.
  • Use named accounts and minimum roles.
  • Review pending invitations regularly as an access-control list.